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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06

iS>7. May it he prosperous and
happy year.
Read the iorcible and well written letter
of Hon. Beuj. G. Harris.
Mr. T. r. Tippett, Circuit Court crier, is,
We regret 10 hear, very sick.
The ice crop is being housed. The aver
age thickness is between and 5 inches.
Children from Briton's Neck who attend
the ice
the bay is frozen over and lovers of
skating will have ample opportunity TO en-
joy the sport.
Our thanks are due many friends for re-
membranes in the shape Of New Years
cards, i. T., calendars.
William Noble, an old and worthy col
.orcl citizen of Briton's Neck section, died
December 30th, ultc.
The music in the Catholic church, this
village, on Christmas and New Years days
WAS exceptionally fine.
Our letter from Florida, land of flowers,
will prove especially interesting during
the present cold snap.
last week the Scotland postoffice, Mr.. L.
\. Smith, L. NJ, was broken open. We
have not yet heard the full particulars Of
the burglary.
The Steamer Thompson having discon-
EinUsd her trips 70 our bay, Leonardtown
with exception OF mail-sulky, Is without reg
gilar communication with the outside world
Frou. the quarterly distribution of the
Public School tax payable ON and after the
10th instant, st. Mary's will receive, fol
white schools, $9,540,ls; for colored
schools. I.ii0,59.
Judge Crane has fixed upon Thursday
the 18th, TO hear arguments against the
ratification OF the sale Of II. NJ. Turner:
property and ON an injunction restraining
the sale Of the Long property.
Il Is reported the Mr.. Vim. |. Edelen haa
NI;hdrawn from the Commission House o
Dusey 4 Carpenter and has formed ;
co-partnsrship with his brother, Alber,
The new firm is % locate on Camden ST.
John Thompson, ooloned. was befor
JnStice 10. T. Morgan. Monday change,
with aSSaulting with intent % kill boy
named Frank Johnson, also colored. TIL
Justice held Thompson for the Gran,
Jury.
The number Of good communications 81
handis 80 large that our space has com
PEELED Us 20 adopt with them the rule ''firs
come; first served" This explains VIII
certain esteemed iayoEs fad % appsar /
this issue
The meet" advertised 10 take place q
Moorrs on the Slst instant, met, but wa
- largely attended BY sisei and ice a. b
render the time inJpportuRe 20 90 sd BIZ
FoNs meat and the Sth instant was Axe
upon Is the day for the meet 10 mes
again.
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Marriage Licences.
WHITE /:

WHITE
Charles F. Richards and Irene Hayden
J. Rich. McWilliams and Ella McWilliams
James b. Long and Mary J. Morgan
James l.. Quade and Jane NJ. Lacy
James J. Greenwich and Mary II. Coom6s
Charles +. Graves and Lucy Z. Bowles
Benz. f.. Edwards and Mary G. Raley
CoLoRED:
John Holly and Matilda Dyson.
Philip Jeniier and Mary +. Meredith.
William Saunders and Frances Burton.
William l.. Wilson and Mary Z. Young.
Jas. Il. Herbert and Georgeanna Butler.
John II. Brooks and Mary L. Thomas.
John \. Bush and Mary A. Butler.
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4 liberal reward will be paid for the re-
turn To Moore's Hotel of white setter dog.
Yellow spots on neck and head. Answers
10 the name of Mako .-.ss.s.s .-.se-.----
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RQoTS AND SHOES
nyo1 want first-class Boot or Shoe
Fenwick q Morgan
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g. Wanted. @
I0n HANDS To CUT POPLAR
TIM WOOD. Apply TO
Avn GEO. w. SCOTT,
Sand Gates, or
THOS. SCOTT,
May 6, S6-tfx Californis
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby warned not 10
trespps' in any manner upon nay farm
called PROSPECT HILL, near Leonard
town. The law will be enforced against
any one disregarding this notice.
af0. p. FARST.
June 5, S6-tf.
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The Greet Malaria, Fever aud Auge Rem
dey. Reliable, safe ana elsicient Price
SOC. per bottle. For sale by all Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06

The Long property, advertised To be sold
IN Friday, the 18th instant, has been with
drawn and will not be offered.
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THE STAR

y HtNsiHptI suIF'OEtEL- N4aO 4FIVS OF
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FENwICK q MORGAN
viii furnish you mona cent pipe 10 your
We iding suit II requested.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

nERSONS indebted to me fortaxes for the
year 1854 are requested 10 make name
diate payment, osaeyw sc shah be com
Yelled 10 collect the same iJy process oflaw
w. j. WATHEN,
Late Tax-Collector OF 3rd District
Sept "a, S5-f
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& Morgan

Extend n special invitation 20 their many
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and examine their large stock Questionable
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@ DENTISTRY.

M. PAGE EnMUEIS, Dszsist, having
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struments, Is prepared 20 do first-ciass
guaranteed work the following low prices,
to Wit
Gold alloy plugs. ....-... 81 90 10 81 50
Silver alloy ....... 100
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Office and residences, 80 Hanager 81.
Baltimors, ID.
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Fine fresh and cheap. Call and make
small purchase and we know that you will
become a permanent customer.
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SHOES and HATS.

Our new Summer styles are in. and price
lower than ever. Our stock will please
young men, old men and boys.
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READY-MhDE CLOTHING.

For mems, youths and boys wear. We
have the finest, cheapest and nobbiest line
ever shown in our store. We are emphaii-
cally headquarters for this trade.
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|ardtown, Nd.
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G O Q ID = .

In this department We are low priced. Call
and examine our Fancy Shifting, Ginghams,
Calicocs and Lawns before purchasing else
where.
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OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,

In charge OF Miss NELLIE FENwICK, h filed
with the finest and choicest goods. Come
and see.
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f2S i the number, accurately
mp 10 the present date.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

MAYOR Hewitt is terror to evil
doors in New York city. There is
marked difference between the
ma RS methods and those of Of.
fcals elsewhere, who are terror to
payers only.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

is on our table, fresh ana bright as
the first month of summer itself.
A new'yolume begins with the Ju-
ly number, affording a good oppor-
tunity to subscribe or to form clubs.
Terms two dollars a year, with
large reductions to clubs. A speci-
men copy will be sent free to any
one desiring to get up club. Ad-
dress Peterson's Magazine, 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WE THINK we have shown sails
factorily to our board of county
commissioners and our venerable
and highly esteemed City Fathers,
that they are throwing away the
taxpayers, money in selecting as
channels for exhibiting the results
of their la5ors to the people, the
two party organs they have chosen,
and paying therefor larger price
than they could have secured more
efficient mediums for less money.
Taking either or both of the organs
they have selected, they will find
that one-half the paper is printedelse
where, aud in the other half there
are four or five more columns
filled up with advertisements that
pay nothing to the publisher, and
are used solely to save the expense
OF putting in type something that
might interest their few readers if
they were not too intolerably lazy
to do so. This "dead'' matter is
published week after week until
something turns up" which de-
mandS the space they occupy, when
they are laid aside for future use, in
the saline old way. Hence these
''dead" columns are valueless to the
publishers and valueless to their pa
irons all the year round, unless
those upon whom they fawn throw
them a sop of official patronage.
These organs tell the officials that
it costs them great deal of mone7
to publish their favors, and goo
far as to say that the annual sate-
ment' of the county levy alo can
not be done for less TN ~
What do the figures
cost of putting in
ment is about 81
it occupies by
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

SENATOR German makes fire.
quent visits to Baltimore to look
after his reform boom, and Geo.
Cotton has Joined the Hermit
Democratic Club He tells the
"Hermits," if they will have pa
thence, his reform will "get there
by-and-bye."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

In addition to the large number
gof immigrants already arrived this
ASPIRING, there are said to be 1000
foreigners who hold passage tickets
and are awaiting transportation to
this country.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17
/ May II, 1887.

4flhe State are prom
Joining that ex-Goyer-
~ is out Of politics. OF
he il. The civil service com
On have him under their
Enb.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

CAPITAL tenders its pro-
Thanks to its contemporaries
haye so kindly noticed its en-
once upon the fifth year of its ex-
l5tence. Their fattering compli-
ments will not turn the head of it's
editor and proprietor we hope.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

JUSTICE Wood of the Supreme
Iourt died in Washington Satur-
ay. There is an indecent scram-
DC alrsadx~ for his place-not by
q geNtlomen qualified
Or, ba by ipdiscreet
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

To DAY the Baltimore SIN cele.
brated its fiftieth anniversary.
Conspicuous among the interesting
events was the action of the en-
ployes in the composing or type-set-
sine rooms. in nxAosenfiuu the ven.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-17

arger bona fide Cir
bers In the City of
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-06
GARRARD COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lancaster.

Wool is worth 2j cents per pound
here. The buyers are A. II. Rice & Co l,
and William Silliman.
ED. VIC Goodloe, who preached for
the Presbyterian church here last year, has
accepted call at Greenup, this State. He
leaves for his new field at once.
II we have no late frosts, james Doores
thinks there will be plenty of strawberries.
W. G. Anderson has made the remarkable
discovery that it lie warmer in summer thsn
it is in winter
Madam Rumor hss it that there are
two weddings 10 occur here shortly. The
reported brides are two Of our haudsomest
ladies and the grooms are gentlemen Of ex-
cellent habits.
There ia on exhibition here heating
attachment Tor cooking stoves which il
quite a curiosity, and seems 70 me 10 be an
article Of merit. The fuel used is coal oil
and water By deoomp)sing the water,
water gas il made at small cost.
Lancaster can boast Of a genuine, old
fashioned stage line, the Baltimore u Olio
Express having put on one Of these ancient
vehicles between this place and Danville.
John Wo)dcook feels like he il in Somer-
set since the stage came TO town II carries
him back 10 the dsys Of his youth.
The meetings at the Cnristieu church
continue with uuabated interest. Brother
/ Frank IL stirring up the sinners. His ser.
mon Sunday night proved beyond cavil
| that there il n sure enough hell and that
when fellow gets there he i. in for al!
eternity there Is no way Of getting cut.
We are glad to ace our farmers turning
their attention to the rsi.ing Of a better
breed Of horses |, oosts ius, a. much to
raise n scrub asa foe horse With such
horses az Gibbs Brothers' Garrsrd Wilkes.
/ Elkin's Arthur Sim; Warmers Ultimus
sad Erglemsn & Fsrri-' Bluemont
select from, we cannot help keeping pace
with our sister counties.
d NJ BIrIelt, writing from his new
town, Killarney, Florida, says that village
is on boom lie expects TO have water
works in operation by May 10th. lie ID
selling lots every day; says the climate l.
delightful; no hotter there than in Ken.
lucky, il you only keep out OF the sun. He
and wia both in excellent health and de
lighted with Florida
Sam Miller, John Woodcock, John
Duncan and Joel Walker left yesterday
Thursdsy, for weeks fishing spree on the
Cumberland. Lancaster can boast Of more
sportsmen than any town around W \ our
correspondent, prompted by spirit OF en'
w, suggests that these gentlemen could
spend their time more probably a, home
with their wives and families.
Captain Mike Sutton "came down from
the mountains" Tuesdsy and after few
hours' rest and reireshment, left on tn,
evening train for Louisville He goe,
thither 10 yell Tor B1ckner II. {. Kaua
man, NJ II Ossley,J z. Saudfer, Il. L
Tomiinson and J. Harvey Brown, are At
tending the convention At Louisville
The country will be perfectly 4,'e in the
hards Of these gentlemen
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-06

went up to one Of the slaughter hons,e
to see friend Of mine While | was there
man who psddiel kerosene around the
city in a wagon drove up and wanted some
bladders he finally bought = 10, Of those
sheep blsdders that will hold when blown
up from a pint to quart. After he lsf' We
talked il over and wondered what the msn
could want them for They are uaed in
making bologna sausage, hut he couldn't
want them for this Finally | started for
home and in cutting scros. a Geld came up
on the peddler's wagon standing by the
fence. The kerosene cans in the wagon
were covered with cloth. | walked up
closer and saw the msn At work partly On.
der the cloth. lie would take bladder,
force il down through the mouth OF can,
blow it up with a stick with n hole through
it, take a string from bunch already cut
and ready, tie the mouth Of the bladder
aud let IL remain in the can. watched
him until he had fixed up all his cans 10
that way. lie had some bl,dde,s lett and
] was ANXIOUS 10 see vast he intended 10 DO
with them. lie drove along to = house and
woman came out to bay some kerosene,
bringing her own can. lie got partly under
the cloth while Cling the can and | saw
him pu, enc OF the bladlcrs in her can aud
blow il up the same a. be did in his own
csnr. lie then "a se her he can aod went
along This il pretty sharp trick FL.
cry can with a bladder inside will hold
OF course from piut 10 q1sn lee. oil
than he is getting pay Tor. Fall or empty,
no one would be likely TO discover the hlad
der in the can /, would not rattle, being
soft, would sdd nothing 10 toe weight and
could not be seen - Bridgeport CA
New
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-06
MI. VERNON RocKcAS1iE COUNTY

Your regular correspondent is in
Louisville with the unterri6ed.
Elder shsokelford, OF Lincoln, preach
ed here Sunday and Sunday night.
William Weaver, Of Kansas, Was mar
ried Thursday to Mrs. Nancy N,wcomb
near Brodhesd
The rumored marriage Of one Of Mar.
etburg's business man has taken place 1t
was Il. +. Sutton, postmaster, to Martha
Daniels
Our Sunday school il not having tho
attendance it should have. There are
enough children and other people here to
make it az good a school az there ia in the
| mountains II they could onlv he induced to
attend
Miss Luda Francisco, l3 year old
daughter Of jasper Francisco, died Mon.
dav morning Of measles. This is the Pec
ond death in the family within the last
week, the other being Tommy, whose death
YVES reported in last paper. Mr. Francisco,
the father, hSs been dangerously low with
the same ailment, but ia some better at
this writing
What appeared 10 some to be an in
Consistency in report from here short
while since il plain enough 10 those who
understood the situation When the per.
son in question ran for office. some yearp
aimee, he was respectable man and had
influence, was not the wreck thst he has
slmcst brought himaelf to to-day by the ex
cessive use Of whisky.
Mr.. james Msret Qoes 10 St. Louie
| We lnesdsv evening after the nomination OF
governor is made. We suppose he goes on
account OF the price OF shaving having
been raised 10 Is cents by the Louisvills
BARRIERS Col J B. Fish, Of Bell county
will accompany him az the bootblscks Rave
raised on prices too, though the Colonel
may have to 20 on TO Chicago to let bis
contract.
"A non resident who attended service.
at the Christian church Sunday night was
somewhat surprised 10 see that the organ
was not used. Ga inquiring OF some one
for the reason therefor he was informed
that it wac only used in Sunday school aud
was not used in divine services on account
Of the prejudice Of few old fogies who
had not been raised to such things. 1t il
paasinR strange how a civilized community
will allow one or two prejudced persona Il
control such mstters, when nine out Of ter
desire to do otherwise. We say with th,
ms orty, let the organ be used.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-06
OBITUARY.

"A note from DR. l.. K. Yates informs
VA that his mother, Mrs. Ruth Yates, died
at his home in Hiasatha, Kansas, on the
18th Of April, 1857, IN the S2l year OF her
age. where she had lived for the last ten or
twelve years. Thus mother in Israel has
passed away; gone to her home "be5 ond the
river" For ab mt 40 yesrl abe wac an hon
ored meuber Of the Methodist church In
the town Of STAFFORD, Ky, ever true and
faithful to her trust. Her seat wss rarely
empty in the house Of worship, and a. &C
c al and prayer meeting her presence show
81 her to be constant, true and faithful
servant Of the God Of all grace. Her sick
and sii icted nsighblrs, ever, it able TO 20,
received her kind and faithful ministrations
and christian attentions. Her house wss
always open as a home fJr the way.worn
itinerant preacher. We knew her long, We
knew her we'll, aud we know when we say
our pioneer preachers Of earlier days Of the
Methodist Church, such men az father Geo.
w. Taylor, John james, Hatwell J. Perry,
George W. Merritt, Bishop Marvin, John
@ Bruce, the Minors, the Godbys, the Kel.
leys, with Others we could mention, il liv
ing, testify that after many long and weary
rides, on di-lric. miesiona, hard, rough and
comfortless circuits, in the early days Of
Methodi-m in Kentucky, they found a
cheering home, comfortable nights lodp
ing in the house and home Of our departed
sister, whose care and sympathy COR the
i'inersting preacher never seemed to grow
wesry or less. p '.
Stanford, April 90. 1887.